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What are the differences between a flight and a bus for border runs to Thailand, and can I obtain a 60-day visa by land?

May 10, 2019
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Hey guys I have 3 questions: 1) for border runs is there a difference between a flight out of the country and just going by bus? 2) can you get a 60 visa from going across by land?3) what do I need for them?

Thank you, you guys have made coming to Thailand and staying easy as pie.
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The discussion addresses key aspects of border runs into Thailand, comparing travel methods (flight vs. bus), the possibility of obtaining a 60-day visa, and necessary documentation for entry based on nationality. Participants provide insights about entry requirements, such as the type of visa applicable and necessary travel documentation.
Tod *********
and I think you have your answers
@Kaleb *******
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Good Luck
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James ********
Same answers as you received in your January posting...

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Person *******
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I’m in Nonthaburi
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James ********
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where are you in Thailand?
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James ********
Kaleb Hunter choose your border crossings with care. Some are more restrictive than others. Read comments posted by others in this forum about their experiences. Good Luck.
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Person *******
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Can I set this type of thing up quickly or do I have to notify them in advance
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@James *******
thank you on thats what I need
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you are allowed a maximum of two border crossings by land in a calendar year. If allowed to enter you would be stamped in for 30 days as visa exempt arrival and can be extended 30 days at a Thai immigration for 1,900 Thai baht.
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@James *******
thank you for putting that out. In my head I thought I said flight out vs by bus out.
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@James *******
I was your a land visa run was different from a flight out of the country
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Robert *******
1. You need a passport from a Nationality that allows you to come into Thailand if you do not have a multiple entry visa. 2. Maximum you can get is a 30 day Visa Exempt Entry, but this depends on the nationality of your passport. 3. your passport.
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Is there a place in Bangkok that setup these land border runs?
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Robert *******
You got this part on arrival and should be in your passport.
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So I need this before or after the border run?
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Part of the arrival/departure card you filled in at arrival. Arrival part is taken of on entry and the departure part is taken on departure.
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What is tm6? ??
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Robert *******
In that case, only your passport with TM 6 departure card. You get 30 day Visa Exempt Entry, be aware you can only do this twice a calendar year.
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@Robert ******
I have an American
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